United Way of Medina County
UnitedWayMedina.org
OUR SUPER HEROES
ARE MAKING AN
IMPACT
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
UNITED WAY OF MEDINA COUNTY’S MISSION:
We will build a stronger Medina County by mobilizing our communities to improve people’s lives.
To do this we will:
• Energize and inspire people to make a difference
• Craft human care agendas within and across our communities
• Build coalitions around these agendas
• Increase investments in these agendas by expanding and diversifying our own development efforts and supporting those of others
• Ensure that these investments have measurable, recognizable impact
• Reflect the diversity of the communities we serve
TOGETHER WE ARE MAKING AN IMPACT!
A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
This past year has been extremely exciting for United Way of Medina County. We have fully implemented the Community
Impact Agenda, focusing on:
• Early Childhood Development - Preparing children for school and providing opportunities to strengthen their literacy experiences
• Youth Engagement - Creating an environment that provides support, enrichment and engagement for young adults to assure positive youth development
• Income Stability - Creating long-term solutions for underemployed and unemployed households.
Through the support, input and involvement of community leaders we are using best practices, research and data to
create lasting change in our County.
We are pleased to share with you the work and successes occurring within each impact area. We thank you for your
continued support allowing us to mobilize our community, create lasting change, and make a positive impact on the lives
of many. You are United Way of Medina County’s Super Heroes.
Together we are Making An Impact!
Matt Marquard
Board President
Seth Kujat
Executive Director
OUR SUPER HEROES ARE MAKING AN IMPACT!
Community Impact was at the core of strategic thinking and planning over the course of the past four
years. With thoughtful input from community leaders, volunteers, and stakeholders, United Way of
Medina County moved to the Community Impact Agenda. This research and data driven transition
focuses on three key areas: Early Childhood Development, Youth Engagement and Income Stability.
Community Impact, a comprehensive approach to developing solutions for change, sets strategic
goals, invests in resources and develops projects aimed at addressing the most critical needs of our
County’s residents and creates systems for lasting change.
We are proud to share the work that is occurring within each of the Community Impact Areas.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
PREPARING CHILDREN FOR SCHOOL AND PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO STRENGTHEN THEIR LITERACY EXPERIENCES.
The Following programs and services address the needs of our County’s children with the support of United Way.
Over 600 elementary aged children are receiving Weekender Bags during the school year assuring that they and their
families will have food for the weekends and more than 200 during the summer months. Children often have access
to food during the school week through various in-school programs; on weekends children and their families are often
faced with a food deficit. Food insecurity is a prevalent risk to the growth, health, cognitive and behavioral potential
of children.
Positive adult role-models inspire children and youth strengthening their social skills and boosting their self-confidence. After-school programs
provide tutorial assistance, activities, and games along with a safe environment for children throughout Medina County.
Peer-to-peer mentoring programs provide mentors and mentees with endless benefits ranging from friendship, role-models, leadership skills,
connectedness, positive social and behavioral attitudes, and increased self-esteem. Close to 250 elementary and middle aged students are
paired with high school students in school districts throughout Medina County.
Early literacy skill development and awareness programs are being provided to families in our County assuring that children will be prepared
for school and have increased opportunities for success. Research demonstrates that a child’s ability to read and write begins to develop long
before entering school. Infancy through age eight is a critical time in a child’s early literacy development as they develop skills necessary to be
successful in school and later in life.
Proud Program Partners: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Feeding Medina County, Medina County District Library, Child Guidance & Family Solutions,
Summer Reinforcement Program, the Salvation Army Corps of Medina and Wadsworth, the Medina Community Police Activity League.
YOUTH ENGAGEMENT
CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES SUPPORT, ENRICHMENT AND ENGAGEMENT FOR YOUNG ADULTS TO ASSURE POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT.
reported feeling sad or hopeless; 20%
reported that they seriously contemplated
attempting suicide; and 32% reported being
bullied. Mental health professionals are
providing one-on-one counseling and group
sessions to students at the middle and
high school levels. Currently 119 students
are being served by these mental health
professionals.
Along with our program partners United Way
of Medina County is addressing the mental
and behavioral health needs of our County’s
youth, providing mentoring opportunities, and
developing opportunities for involvement.
United Way of Medina County’s support is
providing mental health professionals to work
with four of our County’s school districts. A
study commissioned by Living Well Medina
County indicated 30% of our County’s youth
Studies show that good mentoring provides
positive academic outcomes, prevents risky
behaviors, and enhances social and mental
development. At the inaugural E4 Youth
Summit in February 2014, students indicated
a need and desire for increased peer-to-peer
and business mentoring opportunities
Safety awareness programming is being
made available to students throughout the
County. The Tina Project is a program for
middle and high school students that provides
an interactive 45 minute age-appropriate
educational presentation that focuses on
healthy relationships to students in grades
6-12. The goal of the project is to prevent
dating violence and reduce the number of
teens that could become domestic violence
victims.
The Step Strong program is presented in
middle and high school health classes,
teaching students how to make healthy
choices in relation to friendships, dating,
sexual activities, and substance abuse. The
presentations are interactive and engage
students in the learning process.
United Way of Medina County’s signature
program E4 Youth Venture is providing
civic engagement opportunities to youth
throughout Medina County. A generous
$20,000 grant (over a two-year time period)
from SimplexGrinnell helped to launch the
program. Today, over 120 students are
working on “ventures” and learning the
importance of civic responsibility. Research
studies show that youth who are actively
engaged build self-confidence, learn the
importance of teamwork, become problemsolvers, realize they can influence decisions
and lead change in their communities.
Students shared at last year’s E4 Youth
Summit that they wanted the opportunity to
bring the community together and celebrate
Medina County’s youth. The outcome of this
is “Unity In the Community,” a day-long event
celebrating and engaging our County’s youth.
Mark your calendars for Friday, June 12.
Proud Program Partners: Big Brothers Big
Sisters, Rape Crisis Center, Catholic Charities,
the Salvation Army of Wadsworth, Solutions
Behavioral Health, Alternative Paths.
INCOME STABILITY
PROVIDING THE NETWORKS AND SUPPORT NECESSARY TO HELP FAMILIES ACHIEVE FINANCIAL STABILITY – CREATING LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS FOR
UNDEREMPLOYED AND UNEMPLOYED HOUSEHOLDS THROUGH EMPLOYING MEDINA COUNTY (EMC).
The effects of unemployment and
underemployment are far reaching for an
individual, a family, and a community. In
Medina County, almost 11,000 households
are making less than $25,000 a year. There
are approximately 7,000 residents who are
unemployed.
necessary services are secured to eliminate
barriers to employment.
Lead Support Agencies provide services
to stabilize the household and eliminate
barriers to employment. Services can include
addressing basic needs, transportation,
housing, childcare, and financial literacy.
United Way of Medina County is working to
help struggling families reach a level of selfsufficiency and break the cycle of poverty.
EMC was designed through a collaborative
process with local business owners, nonprofit
partners and local government programs.
It is a comprehensive model that focuses
on promoting household stability through
sustainable employment.
Workforce and skill development are crucial
to securing self-sustaining employment.
EMC program participants receive necessary
skill development to secure and retain a job.
Through a partnership with Ohio Means Jobs
Medina County, EMC participants will receive
necessary skill development to secure and
retain a job.
Participants of EMC move through a process to
gain self-sufficiency. Beginning with Service
Coordination Sites, participants are screened,
short and long-term goals are developed, and
Through job placement, EMC works to connect
businesses and individuals to fill jobs and
provide financial stability for those who are
unemployed and underemployed in our County.
Proud Program Partners: Catholic Charities,
Community Action of Wayne/Medina Counties,
Lodi Family Center, the Salvation Army of
Wadsworth, the Battered Women’s Shelter,
Cathy’s House, Project: LEARN; and a
partnership with Medina County Economic
Development and Ohio Means Jobs – Medina
County.
YOUR GIFT IS MAKING AN IMPACT
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT: $100,000
YOUTH ENGAGEMENT: $250,000
INCOME STABILITY: $300,000
GENERAL PROGRAMMING: $50,000
OTHER UNITED WAY AND AGENCY SUPPORT: $100,000
Income Stability, Employing Medina
County - $300,000
Proud Program Partners:
Catholic Charities, Community Action
of Wayne/Medina Counties, Lodi Family
Center, Community Legal Aid, the
Salvation Army of Wadsworth, Battered
Women’s Shelter.
Agencies providing ancillary services
in this Community Impact Area include:
Project: LEARN of Medina County,
Cathy’s House, and Salvation Army
Corps of Brunswick and Medina; and
a partnership with Ohio Means JobsMedina County.
Early Childhood Development $100,000
Proud Program Partners:
Big Brothers Big Sisters, Feeding
Medina County, Medina County
District Library, Child Guidance
& Family Solutions, Summer
Reinforcement Program, the
Salvation Army Corps of Medina and
Wadsworth, the Medina Community
Police Activity League.
Youth Engagement - $250,000
Proud Program Partners:
Big Brothers Big Sisters, Rape Crisis
Center, Catholic Charities, the Salvation
Army of Wadsworth, Solutions
Behavioral Health, Alternative Paths.
E4 YOUTH VENTURE
The United Way E4 Youth Venture program offers youth the opportunity to combine their skills and
passions to address a challenge in their community through an entirely youth-led, youth-created social
venture. Youth are supported through Dream It, Do It workshops, mentorship and seed funding to help
them launch their ideas from dream to reality.
Since receiving a SimplexGrinnell grant in July 2014, over 120 students ages 12-17 have been introduced to
the E4 Youth Venture program and are in various stages of creating their ventures.
Here’s our work in progress:
Brunswick High School launched the first official Youth Venture Team with Professionals of Tomorrow, a
business mentoring venture.
Wadsworth High School is working on “Team SuPEERior”, a student mentoring program for incoming freshmen.
Buckeye Summit, a group at Buckeye High School has several ventures in process, two of which are: Creative Clubhouse, an after-school program
designed to introduce alternative arts; and Planning for the Future, a college prep and beyond program.
This year’s Junior Leadership of Medina County class is working through E4
Youth Venture, creating social ventures as their class project. Some of their
ventures include a mentoring program for 8th graders, a community event
offering students college and career information, and addressing mental
health issues from the student’s perspective.
Finally, a new after-school club with Medina’s middle schools, Club Youth
Venture, began in March 2015 and meets bi-weekly. This is our youngest
group and demonstrates the wide range of ages the program can impact.
UNITY IN THE COMMUNITY
Attendees from the E4 Youth Summit shared their desire to bring
the community together using events, competitions and activities.
United Way is supporting their vision with Unity in the Community.
On June 12, students will have the opportunity to engage in many
different activities: service projects, volleyball and dodgeball
tournaments, art project, dunk tank, inflatables, relay races, photo
booth and Duel of the Schools, a friendly battle of the bands. E4
Youth Venture teams will make panel presentations sharing their
proposed ventures. Exhibitors will engage our target population
while showcasing their organizations. Motivational speaker
Christopher Milo will inspire the students with his message of
empowerment and hope.
JOIN US IN ENGAGING & CELEBRATING
THE YOUTH OF MEDINA COUNTY!
“UNITY IN THE COMMUNITY”
FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
MEDINA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
See our website for a complete schedule of activities and
registration for the service projects and tournaments. This event is
geared toward our high school students, but will be a family friendly
event that all are welcome to attend. Sponsorships and volunteer
opportunities are also available, please visit:
www.UnitedWayMedina.org
LOGO DESIGN BY CARLY YUSKO,
SENIOR AT BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL
DAYS OF ACTION - MAKING AN IMPACT IN OUR COMMUNITY!
STUFF THE BUS
Childhood poverty adversely affects student achievement. In Medina County nearly
13 percent of our children are at-risk of not being fully prepared for school. United
Way of Medina County holds the largest back-to-school drive in Medina County to
address this need. Last year’s Stuff the Bus campaign netted over 40,000 school
supplies serving 1,500 students. Thanks to the generosity of our 64 corporate
partners, five rally sites and individuals who generously donated school supply
items, students were prepared for school, ensuring a successful start to the school
year. Walmart hosted our Day of Action, over 70 volunteers joined us to count, sort
and distribute school supplies to our rally sites.
Mark your Calendar for this year’s Stuff The Bus drive – July 2015 collection and rally.
DAYS OF ACTION - MAKING AN IMPACT IN OUR COMMUNITY!
ONE BOOK ONE COMMUNITY
United Way of Medina County and the Medina County District Library partnered together for the One Book One Community
project. The library system initiated One Book One Community to raise awareness of the importance of reading and to
encourage County residents to read. The book Wonder was chosen, an endearing and meaningful book about Auggie, a
child with a severe facial deformity. The struggles and hurdles that Auggie faced on a daily basis, and his many triumphs,
encouraged readers to discuss topics like bullying, self-image, and friendship.
United Way of Medina County set a goal and collected 2,500 copies of the book Wonder for every sixth grader in the County
– spreading the message of kindness, acceptance and friendship. Thanks to the generosity of 25 local businesses, clubs
organizations and many individuals the goal was met!
DAYS OF ACTION - MAKING AN IMPACT IN OUR COMMUNITY!
SNUGGLE UP AND READ
Snuggle Up
and Read
United Way of Medina County
partnered with the Medina
County District Library to
provide pajamas and books to
children and youth through the
Snuggle Up and Read program.
Residents donated over 140 pairs
of pajamas and books at nine
sites for this drive. All items
were delivered to United Way of
Medina County program partners
serving children and youth.
Create a cozy evening for children
in need by donating new books
and pajamas at any MCDL library,
Dec. 15 - Jan. 31 or Wal-Mart
in Medina, Dec. 15-20.
Volunteers will package pjs with a book, then
distribute them to children in Medina County.
A partnership between
www.mcdl.info/
Snuggle Up
2-1-1 REPORT
REFERRALS IN 2014
United Way’s 2-1-1 service is an easy to remember
resource that connects Medina County residents
to information on government, health and
social services in the community. Residents can
access this service for free via phone or online at
www.211medina.org.
Health Care and Mental Health
Education, Employment and Income
11%
In 2014, Medina County 2-1-1 information and
referral specialists answered more than 2,700
calls.
Clothing / Household Needs
10%
Housing / Shelter16%
Housing Search, Housing Expense Assistance, Emergency Shelter
Tax Preparation, Job Search, Financial Assistance, GED
Furniture, Clothing, Appliances
Utilities9%
Food8%
Food Pantries, Soup Kitchens, Food Stamps
0-17
6%
Individual and Family Support8%
18%
Holiday Assistance, Case Management, Parenting
18-34
26%
35-49
Legal / Consumer / Public Safety
8%
Government / Economic Services
6%
Legal Aid, Child Support and Custody, IDs and Licenses
26%
Municipal Government Services, Such As Trash Pick-Up
24%
65+
16%
Electric, Gas, Water, etc.
CALLER AGE
50-64
Community Clinics, Prescription Assistance, Counseling
Other8%
Donations, Volunteer Opportunities, Municipal Services
TASTE OF MEDINA COUNTY
This annual event hosted by United Way of Medina County features the finest cuisine from area restaurants,
caterers and bakery shops. Serving as the annual community campaign kick-off and providing the best
networking opportunity in Medina County.
Mark Your Calendars for the 25th Anniversary Celebration 2015 Taste of Medina County – Thursday, September 10.
Hats off to Scott Sabol, FOX 8 Meteorologist and Medina resident for serving as Celebrity MC for the second year.
THANK YOU TO MEDINA’S FINEST EATERIES AND CHEFS FOR PARTICIPATING IN TASTE OF MEDINA COUNTY
A Cupcake a Day
Biancas Ristorante Italiano
Buehler’s Fresh Foods
Buffalo Wild Wings
Cookie & Gilly Frozen Yogurt & Treats
Cool Beans Café
Dancing Desserts
Eileen’s Catering
Lager & Vine Gastropub & Wine Bar
Main Street Café
Miss Molly’s Tea Room & Gift Shop
111 Bistro
Rito’s Italian Bakery
Riverstone Tavern
Rose Hill Fine Food & Spirits
Rustic Hills Country Club
The Center Café @ the Medina County Career Center
The Granite Grill at Shale Creek Golf Club
The Oaks Lakeside Restaurant & Event Center
Thyme2
Twiisted
Westfield Group Hospitality
Weymouth Country Club
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS EVENT SPONSORS:
Cleveland Magazine
Medina County Women’s Journal
Weymouth Country Club
Wichert Insurance
HW & Co.
Shiloh Industries
The Ruhlin Company
Fechko Excavating
FirstMerit Bank
Homestead Insurance Agency, Inc.
Bill Doraty KIA
Dyer Hughes Roche, Inc.
Mellion Orthodotics
Galley Printing Co.
The Hoffman Group
KeyBank
Fifth Third Bank
M.C. Real Estate
Plum Creek
Willowood Care Center
OneMain Financial
Waite & Son Funeral Homes
Minuteman Press
Riley Hotel Group
Legacy Hair Studio
Crossroads Hospice
McJak Candy Company
FINANCIAL POSITION
STATEMENT
OF FINANCIAL POSITION
& ACTIVITIES
For the Year Ending June 30, 2014
For the Year Ending June 30, 2014
ASSETS
2014
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$23,001
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts Payable
Custodial Cash Held
29,251
Custodial Funds
Investments
786,285
Contract Services Payable
Pledges Receivable, Net of Estimated Allowance
for Uncollectible Pledges of $55,000
374,933
Prepaid Expenses
-
Property and Equipment, Net
3,208
Total Assets
$1,216,678
92,745
73,208
Allocations Payable
486,700
Total Liabilities
712,981
Undesignated Net Assets
94,427
Board Designated
360,211
Total Net Assets
UnitedWayMedina.org
$31,077
29,251
Designations Payable
Temporarily Restricted
United Way of Medina County
2014
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
49,059
503,697
$1,216,678
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
For the Year Ending June 30, 2014
REVENUES, GAINS AND
OTHER SUPPORT
Unrestricted
Temporarily
Restricted
Gross Campaign Results
$533,978
$47,654
Less: Donor Designations
(102,502)
Less: Allowance for Uncollectible Pledges
(51,958)
Net Campaign Revenue
379,518
47,654
ALLOCATIONS, FUNCTIONAL
EXPENSES & LOSSES
Unrestricted
$581,632
Allocations to Agencies
$502,602
$502,602
(102,502)
Community Impact Grants and Special
83,061
83,061
Total
2014
(51,958)
Projects
427,172
Dues to United Way Worldwide
Functional Expenses: Program Services
Designations From Other United Ways
Special Events Income
Less: Special Events Expense
Prior Years' Pledge Increases and Fees
Collected
In-Kind Goods and Services
Sub-Lease Rent Income
399,367
399,367
92,101
92,101
(67,147)
(67,147)
1,572
1,572
89,716
89,716
3,180
3,180
Investment Income
25,141
25,141
Realized and Unrealized Gain(Loss) on
Investments
Investments
39,879
337
39,879
337
Released from Restriction
28,595
Total Revenues, Gains and
Other Support
$992,259
(28,595)
$19,059 $1,011,318
Functional Expenses: Supporting
Services
Total Expenses
Change in Net Assets
Net Assets, Beginning of Year
Net Assets, End of Year
Temporarily
Restricted
Total
2014
6,183
6,183
181,236
181,236
239,204
239,204
$1,012,286
$1,012,286
(20,027)
474,665
$454,638
19,059
30,000
(968)
504,665
$49,059 $503,697
United Way of Medina County
2014-2015 CORPORATE & COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN SUPPORTERS
3M
A. Raymond Tinnerman
Action Flexographics
Akron Children’s Hospital
Employee Foundation
Akro Mils – Myers Industies
Alcoa
Alternative Paths
Andersen Corporation
ArcelorMittal
AT&T
Battered Women’s Shelter
Bauer Funeral Home
Big Brothers Big Sisters
BPR Rico Equipment Inc.
Brunswick City Schools
Buckeye Local Schools
BW 3 Grille & Pub
Catholic Charities
Cathy’s House
City of Wadsworth
Cloverleaf Local Schools
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Columbia Gas Transmission
Community Action Wayne/Medina
Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston
Deloitte & Touche
Do-It-Best Corporation
Dominion Gas
Dyer, Hughes, Roche & Wilson
Earthshare
Eat-N-Park
FedEx Services
Fifth Third Bank
First Energy
First Federal of Lakewood
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
FirstMerit Bank
Giant Eagle
GrafTech International
Highland Local Schools
Honeywell Hometown Solutions
Hubbell Power Systems
Hunter Insurance Agency
IBM Corporation
Interconnect Cabling Network Services
Janotta & Herner Inc.
Johnson & Johnson
JP Morgan Chase & Company
Kasidonis Heating and Cooling
Kellogg’s Corp Citizenship Fund
KeyCorp
Lincoln Electric Company
Lodi Community Hospital – Akron General
Lubrizol
Luke Engineering & Manufacturing
Company
Macy’s Inc.
Marathon Petroleum Corporation
Mark’s Cleaning Service
McJak Candy Company
M.C. Real Estate
Medina Community Police Activity League
Medina City Schools
Medina County Career Center
Medina County Educational Service Center
Medina County Offices
Medina Hospital
- a Cleveland Clinic hospital
Medina Vision & Laser Centre
MTD Products
M.W. Mielke Inc.
Nationwide Insurance
Nelnet Business Solutions
OneAmerica National Campaign
Palitto Consulting Services
Parker Hannifin Corp.
Pfizer
Plasti-Kote/Valspar
Plastipak Packaging, Inc.
Plumer Insurance Agency
PNC
Raymond James Financial
Rea & Associates
Rockwell Automation
Romeo’s Pizza
Root Candles
RPM International
Sandridge Foods Corporation
Schwebel Baking Company
Securitec Security Systems
Shiloh Industries, Inc.
Solutions Behavioral Healthcare
Stanley D. Scheetz Co., LPA
State Auto Insurance
State Farm Insurance
Target Medina/Wadsworth
The Buren Insurance Group
The Clara Weiss Fund
The Great Lakes Construction Company
The HR Group LLC
The Mifsud Family Foundation
The Philpott Rubber Company
The Ruhlin Company
Transitional Living Centers Inc.
United Parcel Service
Wadsworth City Schools
Wadsworth Public Library
Wadsworth Rittman Hospital
Warner Technology Inc.
Westfield Insurance
THANK YOU
for supporting
United Way of Medina County
United Way of Medina County has
received support from a number of
organizations and foundations for
specific programming.
Westfield Insurance Foundation – $150,000 grant for Employing Medina County
SimplexGrinnell –
$20,000 grant for the E4 Youth Venture Program
Medina Hospital Foundation –
$5,000 grant for Strenght Quest supporting the E4 Youth Venture Program.
3M –$2,000 grant for 2-1-1
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OFFICERS
TRUSTEES
Matt Marquard, President
M.C. Real Estate
Joanne Gahan
Wadsworth City Schools
Robert Seiler, President Elect
Fifth Third Bank
Nicholas Hanek
Ortner Hanek LLC
Michael Muniak, Secretary-Treasurer
HW & Co.
Shibu Joykutty
Westfield Insurance
Melissa Krebs, Co-Vice President, Community Investment
Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce
Cindy Kois Phillips
FirstMerit Bank
Ryan Carlson, Co-Vice President, Community Investment
New York Life Securities LLC
Michael Rao
The HR Group, LLC.
Thomas Whelan, Vice President, Campaign/Fund Raising
Lodi Community Hospital, Akron General Health Systems
Jim Ruhlin
The Ruhlin Company
Nancy Wellener, Vice President, Communications & Marketing
Community Volunteer
Susan Williamson
C.TRAC Information Solutions
STAFF
Seth Kujat, Executive Director
[email protected]
Maria Burk, Director of Community Impact
[email protected]
Bobbie Gardner, Finance & Audit Coordinator
Jeanne Hurt, Director of Community Engagement
[email protected]
Kelley Jones, Project Coordinator
[email protected]
Mike Kobylka, Project Coordinator
[email protected]
THANK YOU
FOR CREATING
OPPORTUNITIES AND
INSPIRING
HOPE FOR A
BETTER TOMORROW.
GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER.
LIVE UNITED
United Way of Medina County
728 E. Smith Road, Suite D
Medina, OH 44256
Phone: 330-725-3926
Fax:330-725-3000
UnitedWayMedina.org